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portada Fragmented Geographies: A Short Critical Anthology of Jewish Women's Writing in the Balkans and Latin America
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
134
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.4x15.6x0.9 cm
ISBN13
9781910146972

Fragmented Geographies: A Short Critical Anthology of Jewish Women's Writing in the Balkans and Latin America

Hergenröther, Oana; Agosín, Marjorie; Filipovic, Jelena (Author) · Solis Press · Paperback

Fragmented Geographies: A Short Critical Anthology of Jewish Women's Writing in the Balkans and Latin America - Hergenröther, Oana; Agosín, Marjorie; Filipovic, Jelena

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Synopsis "Fragmented Geographies: A Short Critical Anthology of Jewish Women's Writing in the Balkans and Latin America"

Love, Loss, and Life between the Biobío and the DanubioThis anthology embraces a physical stretch of land, sea, mountain, marsh, desert, and woods that lies between the two rivers, the Biobío originating in the Chilean Andes and flowing into the Pacific at Concepción, Chile, and the Danube flowing through Central and Southeastern Europe. This space is not measured in miles but in the spiritual and creative journeys of Jewish women writers from Latin America and the Balkans. Spanning novels, memoirs, and poetry, their diverse voices create a unique literary landscape where two seemingly distant regions find common ground in shared histories of refuge, marginality, and sanctuary.This critical collection brings together powerful stories of resilience following immense trauma - from the survival of death camps and oppressive regimes to the realities of exile. The authors explore what it means to reinvent themselves dynamically and constantly with life in a new land, a new profession, and often, a new language.The book includes contributions from Rosa Nissán, Myriam Moscona, Gordana Kuic, Ava Kadishson Schieber, Ruth Behar, Michèle Sarde, Andrea Jeftanovic, Angelina Muñiz Huberman, Mimoza Erebara, Luljeta Lleshanaku, Entela Kasi, Rita Gabbai-Simantov, Jelena Filipovic, and Michal Held Delaroza.

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